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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1949

Page

8

ABC to consider loosening ban on women and colored bowlers

United Auto Workers recreation headquarter notes expected ABC action at Atlantic City meeting March 11 to ease discrimination against women and colored bowlers. Olga Madar cites growing sentiment and warns of potential withdrawals from the rank unless fair play group is included.

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Ballots Sent For Dues Increase By AUTW Local 28

Members of Local 28 American Union of Telephone Workers were mailed ballots to vote on a by law revision to raise dues. A yes vote supports the Executive Committee. Ballots close March 23.

Local American Union of Telephone Workers

Joe Louis Quits Ring to Promote New Boxing Champ Match

World heavyweight champion Joe Louis retires from active boxing after 12 years to promote a title bout between Bizarre Charles and Jersey Joe Walcott. He plans to sponsor the match seeking a new champion in the heavyweight division.

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Barkley Praised as Key Man in Senate Fight and Fair Deal Support

Al Whitehouse lauds Alben W. Barkley at the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner in Kentucky as a staunch champion of President Truman's Fair Deal. Whitehouse credits Barkley with writing and sponsoring pro labor laws and voting for acts aiding organized labor, while maintaining fairness and honesty. Edward H. Weyler echoes the praise, conveying AFL Kentucky Federation of Labor support and gratitude.

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